Reading Time: 4 minutes Rakshabandhan is right around the corner, and if you don’t already know it is probably just the right time for you to get on board with some of the most enticing emerging trends to celebrate Rakshabandhan! After all, it is finally time for festivities after a long break, and more Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Raksha bandhan has always been one of the most loved festivals across India, and is now catching the attention of people across the globe! The reason behind it is simple. This is one of the only festivals that celebrate the wondrous bond shared by siblings. Not only does the festival Read more…
Reading Time: 5 minutes If you go down memory lane, we bet you can identify more than just a few instances when you thought your sibling was your biggest enemy. We are sure there must have been times when your parents tried their very best to restore a calm and cordial relationship between you Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes Rakshabandhan is not just another festival. It is one of the first prominent festivals of the Hindu calendar and marks the beginning of the amazing line-up of festivals right from Janamashthmi to Diwali and Chhath Pooja. Besides, it celebrates the bond between a brother and sister like no other festival Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes While Rakshabandhan entails a wide array of rituals depending on the region and religion you belong to, one aspect of this festival remains common throughout, and that is the act of tying a Rakhi on the brother’s right wrist by the sister. Not only is this practice deeply cultural and Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes When they first arrived in your world, it seemed like they had come to take away all the precious love and attention you have been getting. In fact, in all likelihood, your sibling was the one who made you aware of the feeling called jealousy. Little did you know that Read more…
Reading Time: 4 minutes As one of the most important festivals to be celebrated in India, Raksha Bandhan observes the bond between a sister and a brother. And while that is the traditional meaning of the festival, Rakhis are also tied to people one knows: from close family friends, sister-in-law, and neighbors. Truly, it Read more…
Reading Time: 5 minutes Celebrated on the 3rd of August this year (2020), Raksha Bandhan is traditionally where sisters tie a sacred thread or knot on their brother’s wrists. This, as you probably already know, is symbolic of a sister simultaneously asking and seeking protection. And in taking the Rakhi, the brother takes on Read more…